BTC, ETH, XMR, USDT, USDC, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX and 20+ more. Pay on whichever chain you already hold — the engine routes to the gift card supplier in the background. The quote on the order page is what you pay.
Buy Sanctifly gift cards with crypto
Buy a Sanctifly gift card with crypto and turn a layover into a shower, a workout, or a quiet lounge chair. Codes are US-region — redeemed on the Sanctifly app or sanctifly.club for stateside travelers.
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A wellness pass for the airport, paid in crypto
Sanctifly is a travel-wellness membership — the gift card credits a US-region account that books airport lounges, hotel gyms, swimming pools, spa treatments and shower suites during layovers and long-haul connections. It exists for the traveler who’d rather swim 20 laps at the Hilton near JFK than buy another $14 beer at the gate.
uSwap sells the code for crypto. Pay BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT or any of 30+ supported assets. The code is emailed; you load it inside the Sanctifly app to top up your points balance. Redemption is US-storefront — the membership itself works at airports worldwide, but the gift is purchased and applied through the US flow.
What the points actually unlock
Most lounge, gym and pool visits in the Sanctifly network cost 100 points per pass. Super-premium spaces — full spa treatments, certain executive lounges — run 200 to 300. A typical gift card denomination covers several visits, plus a recurring subscription window with monthly points drops.
For a frequent traveler who already pays for crypto-native travel — flights booked in BTC, hotels in USDT — routing the wellness layer through the same wallet is the obvious move. One shower in Singapore, one workout in Frankfurt, one lounge in LAX. None of it requires another credit card on file with a separate travel service.
Why pay in crypto specifically
Three reasons people choose this path. First, custody: you keep the asset until the moment you swap, not weeks in advance like a topped-up travel wallet. Second, privacy: Monero payers in particular avoid the card-network paper trail that comes with every airport tap. Third, geography: if your salary lands in stablecoins, converting USDC into a Sanctifly code skips the bank rail entirely.
None of that requires a special wallet. Open the swap, pick your input asset, paste your email, send the deposit. Done.
How the swap actually settles
You pick the input chain — say, ETH on Arbitrum or USDT on Tron. uSwap quotes the exact amount, generates a deposit address, and the bridge handles the cross-chain leg in the background. One address handles every future swap from this device, so the next time you top up a Sanctifly membership you skip the form.
Crypto-to-crypto on uSwap is 0% on the engine. The gift card spend side carries a small retail markup — standard across every gift card marketplace, this is how the catalog stays funded. No spread games hidden in the quote.
Who this card is actually for
Digital nomads paying in USDT. Long-haul economy flyers who want a real shower before a redeye. Crypto-native consultants who bill in BTC and won’t switch to Visa for a $15 latte at the lounge bar. Travelers stuck on a 6-hour layover at ORD who’d rather lap-swim at the Hyatt than read SkyMall.
Sanctifly itself isn’t a lounge brand — it’s a meta-membership that books across hotels, dedicated lounges, day-spas and gym networks. Buying it with crypto is the cleanest way to keep your travel stack non-custodial end to end.
After the code lands
The gift card arrives by email with a redemption code and instructions. Open the Sanctifly app, sign into your member account, redeem the code, points hit the wallet, book a location at your next airport. The membership term and points allowance depend on the denomination you bought.
Keep the email — codes are single-use but the receipt is your proof of purchase if support needs it later.